Mount-It! Portable Projector Screen 100 Inch Foldable Anti-Crease Screen for Indoor and Outdoor Projection

the projector screen is of good quality

Although the price seems like you should have doubts, you will not regret buying it ... I bought another one more expensive for another projector the first time and this one does as well or better work than the expensive one. We use it for an Epson Projector, but it is very adjustable, you can play with it until you achieve the setting that suits your projector.

This was very easy to install, and it feels sturdy once everything is tightened down. While the instructions are not that great the mount is fairly simple, and not difficult to figure out by looking at it. There are quite a few left over parts due to it being made to fit a variety of projectors, so if you have parts in the box when you're done don't worry.I mounted a Viewsonic PJ550 with little trouble.

This is a great product. Fit my BenQ projector perfectly. It was easy to install, came with all hardware I needed and has been stable for several months now. I would recommend this product to family and friends without hesitation.

I love it. Works perfect! no issues at all and really easy to install. Well only because my husband did it! lol Love it!

Perfect. Works as described. Simple to mount. Has not fallen from the ceiling yet.

The brackets didn't match the mounting holes, but made it work. Other then that, nice mount..... adjustable

This worked well. It had plenty of brackets and screws to do the job.

Low profile, Easy to mount, Adjusts in all directions.

Pros: Projected image looks nice and crisp, price is low, very light-weight, can be rolled-up for storage, easy to clean. Cons: Material is paper and not a fabric, so it's not durable enough for something claimed to be outdoor and portable. Very easy to rip, tear, and crease. Grommets rip out with a little bit of wind gust. It comes rolled up and can be rolled back up (making it "portable") but because it's paper it wants to retain the curl, so it must be firmly tacked down to prevent it from rolling back up on itself. You may be able to roll it the opposite direction to relieve the curl but I ended up just screwing it to the wall. Speaking of which, it doesn't seem like a "portable" screen if the only way to properly affix it for use is to screw it into a surface, which is arguably a permanent solution since you now have to pull out a screw driver and remove the screws to take it down after use.